midterm-exam

Full Stack Tech Exam

Name: Jackson

🔗 Required Links

Component	Link
GitHub Repository	https://github.com/jaxn-harvey/midterm-exam
GitHub Pages (docs/)	https://jaxn-harvey.github.io/midterm-exam/
Dev Server (Render)	https://midterm-exam-n8uu.onrender.com/
Production Server (GCP)	http://34.57.1.36
Issue	https://github.com/jaxn-harvey/midterm-exam/issues/2#issue-4066799640
Pull Request	https://github.com/jaxn-harvey/midterm-exam/pull/3
Milestone	https://github.com/jaxn-harvey/midterm-exam/milestone/1
Successful CI/CD Action	https://github.com/jaxn-harvey/midterm-exam/actions/runs/23309477553
ssh cmd to your gcp	ssh -i student-key bcumbie@34.57.1.36

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Full Stack Tech Exam Instructions

Starting with a given codebase (provided as a GitHub repository), configure and develop a full stack infrastructure and app.

Requirements

for the sake of time, you may can approach these steps in the order you choose.

1️⃣ access the codebase

• using the stater code base repository
• bring the code into your own repository via fork import or copy/paste

2️⃣ configure your repository

• set up a GitHub Pages deployment pointing to docs/
• include the link in the About
• ensure the GitHub Pages shows your README

3️⃣ modify the codebase

• take the steps to get the Node.js app working (suggest locally)
• an endpoint to serve front end html via a public/ directory
• public is organized with no internal scripts or styles (use directories)
• an input to submit a user name
• a dom element to receive a response from the server
• upgrade the front end with html & styles to guide a user what is going on
• for the server app.mjs ensure the correct packages are installed, imported, & available
• refactor the front end html from a <form> to use the js fetch()
• environmental variables with a provided mongodb connection string
• endpoints (middlewares)
  • input an emoji for a given username (no front end required, see code comments)
  • serve a static html from public/ (get to slash)
  • receive user input & return a response
• include in the README links to your production server http://static.external.gcp.ip

4️⃣ set up a dev server

• create a dev branch & a dev server
• include the link in your README

5️⃣ set up a gcp compute engine vm instance

• config = firewall http & https, static external ip & requisite ssh public keys (including the student-key.pub)

student-key.pub # available on canvas

• ssh into the the vm instance
• update the OS & install the needed packages
• initialize your repository (git clone in proper directory)
• set up your nginx reverse-proxy
• (test your app using a node cmd)
• run your app with a production-grade process manager
• getting app errors, try pm2 loggs -n 50

6️⃣ set up ci/cd on the main branch

• use a .github/workflows/ .yaml file
• ensure use of Git Hub action env secrets & variables
• create a milestone called full stack tech exam
• test ci/cd with an issue & pull request
  • ensure the two are linked
  • assign both the issue and pull request to the full stack tech exam milestone
  • assign both to yourself
• include described links on your readme to
  • the issue, pull request, milestone & successful action

Submission

• a link to your repository.